Someone has given me a winxp sp2 pc I created another user and deleted the old side because I have no disc to reformat the pc CDEX 1.51 was installed before on the original user but when I set up the new user side it was not in the list of program files from the start up menu. So I deleted cdex from the add remove programs then downloaded it again from the net and reinstalled it. Now when I try to start the program I get this message: failed to load the wnaspi32.dll driver! Use the 'native NT SCSI library' option instead?'

It gives a checkbox for either yes or no but wasnt sure if to select any or not. Thc Hydra Gtk For Windows on this page. Will this effect the dvd player or anything? Looks like there may be some help here: Windows 2000 and Windows XP Issues Many people have problems running CDex with the Windows 2000 operation system or Windows XP, but it should work ( many people have already confirmed that it works on Windows XP). However, you have to make sure that you have installed the proper ASPI drivers that are supported under Win2K or Windows XP. You might try to the to install the following nt_wnaspi32. Download De Super Mario Advance 4 Gba Rom Coolrom Ps2. zip file, some ppl have succesfully used it in conjunction with CDex. More information on ASPI drivers for Windows XP can be found on the following pages.

Why there is a need of copying Nero's ASPI manager to the CDex folder? In win2k/xp it can work also with the native NT SCSI library. Also it's better to write the exact name of the Nero's ASPI manager in order to be an easy guide for newbies. Last Edit: 24 April, 2003, 08:26:58 AM by Pri3st. Now I think CDex is working although I ran into another problem. It isn't detecting the WNASPI32.DLL file, even though aspichk.exe tells me that the WNASPI32.DLL file is installed. I reinstalled the aspi layer, but the problem remains. I says that it can use the SCSI something-or-other (sorry, I can't check on it.